In what can only be described as a textbook example of burying the lead, Bowen and Shulman write: **{:.break one} ** One of these characteristics can be thought of as drive — a strong desire to succeed and unswerving determination to reach a goal, whether it be winning the next game or closing a sale.
The inability to develop interorganizational relations outside of the structure (for example, because of the lead organization's inability to meet this need) is a potential problem inherent in this model.
For example, sections of the lead guitar track that are designed to be played on the new World Tour controller's touchpad can be played by tapping the frets on older controllers without strumming.
An early example of the pigment lead tin yellow, a material containing a low amount of Si was found in a Merovingian (8th C) crucible [18].
Take the example of the campaign led by the Responsible Sourcing Network to stop forced child labour in Uzbekistan's cotton industry.
In this context, ligand modification, including the substitution of ligand functional groups to improve the solubility, for example, is one of the lead optimization strategies.
In Figure 3, an example of the calculation for Lead I is shown.
Some designers cleave to regional modern traditions, for example, following the lead of Aalto and other designers by putting blond, bent wood to new uses in chair design.
Though nominally unrelated to the fashion side of the business, the Fondazione is actually just one more example of the way Prada leads the fashion pack; these days, its philanthropy is copied as often as its clothes.
For those who follow real estate trends, One Madison Park, the new luxury residential tower at 23rd Street and Madison Avenue, is a choice example of the hubris that led to the financial crash.
